Polypropylene Glycol

Polypropylene Glycol PPG is used in a production of a wide range of products, including such diverse. Commodities as polyester resins, engine coolants, latex paints, heat transfer fluids, and deicing compounds. It is employed as a solvent, heat transfer medium, or as a chemical intermediate, taking. The advantage of its reactive hydroxyl groups. Polypropylene Glycol PPG is a polypropylene glycol used as a used in production of brake Fluid formulations, lubricating-oil and grease compounding and rubber processing.
Applications:
· Urethane Foam And Other Applications
· Deck Coatings
· Solvent And Water-Based Adhesives
· Clay Pipe Sealants
· Elastomers
· Defoamers
· Humectants
· Plywood Patch
· Seamless And Sports Flooring
· Potting Compounds
· Tire Fill
· Inks
· Lubricants
· Antistatic Agents
· Crude Oil De-Emulsifiers
· Plasticizers.
Features:
· PPGs can be blended to obtain liquids with intermediate viscosities.
· The molecular weights range from low for water-soluble to high for water-insoluble applications.
· Lower pour point
· Higher viscosity index
· Lower tendency of varnish or coke formation
· Increased solvency
· Wider range of solubilities, including water solubility
· Lower vapor pressure and ash content
· Neutral and low in odor
· Relatively low toxic
SPECIFICATIONS
OH No
54 – 58
Water
Max 500
Acid No
Max 0.04
pH
5.5 – 7
Color APHA
Max 50
CPR
Max 1